Photo courtesy of the National Park Service The Blue Ridge Parkway is more than just a road ... because of all the increased sunlight and soil observance from the storm.” Swartout explained ...

Otten described a "reinforced soil slope" reconstruction process ... Brandon said, "at this moment there are no fires burning on Blue Ridge Parkway NPS land," but they remain in communication ...

Saturated by 20 inches of rain, the soil provided trees little support against the wind and gave way in the extreme flooding. After the storm, the entire length of the Blue Ridge Parkway had to be ...

The Blue Ridge Parkway stretches 469 miles ... were considered in the assessment, and a soil study showed no drilling concerns. If Dominion does take water from the French Broad River, it will ...

What the soil types that we have here are very similar ... So Dr. Horton, everyone talks about the Blue Ridge Mountains and they really do look blue a lot of times. Why is that?

As Western North Carolina continues to recover from Tropical Storm Helene, repairs along iconic Blue Ridge Parkway are likely to exceed $1 billion as landslides, fallen debris and flood damage ...

The southernmost section of the Blue Ridge Parkway is open again to visitors. The National Park Service announced the reopening of nearly 55 miles of the parkway on Oct. 30, including the section ...